Guitar Wireless Systems
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Shure GLXD16+UK-Z4 Wireless Guitar Pedal System
Line 6 Relay G10T II Transmitter
Xvive XU2 Wireless Guitar System Black
BOSS WL-20 Compact Wireless Guitar System
BOSS WL-50 Wireless Pedalboard Guitar System
Sennheiser XSW-D Pedalboard Set
Ibanez WS1 Guitar Wireless System
Shure BLX14UK Guitar System
Line 6 Relay G10II Wireless System
BOSS WL-T Wireless Transmitter
BOSS WL-20L Compact Wireless Instrument System
Shure WA302 Instrument Cable
Mooer GWU4 GTRS Air Plug Black
Sennheiser XSW-D Presentation Base Set
Fender Telepath Wireless System Mystic Ice Blue and Black
Fender Link I/O Interface
Xvive XU2BL Wireless Guitar System Metallic Blue
Xvive XU2CRB Wireless Guitar System Carbon
Xvive XU2GD Wireless Guitar System Gold
Xvive XU2GY Wireless Guitar System Grey
Xvive XU2TSL Wireless Guitar Transmitter Silver
NUX B-5RC Guitar Bug Set 2.4G
Positive Grid Spark Link Wireless System
Rode Wireless GO II TX
Roland WM-1 Battery Cover
Alto STEALTH Wireless MK2 Expander
Shure GLXD14+UK-Z4 Dual Band Wireless Bodypack System
About Guitar Wireless Systems
Guitar Wireless Systems give us the ability to perform without being tied down with trailing guitar cables, leaving your stage rig tidy and easy to set up and tear down. While long guitar cables can be precarious and pose tripping and tangling risks, especially if you're switching sides with your fellow musicians, a wireless system gives you the freedom to play and move as you like without having to keep one eye on what your cable is doing. Some wireless guitar systems also host other features like a built in tuner, audio cable emulation and automatic frequency management, making it easy to work into your guitar rig without compromising your tone. Whether you're using passive pickups or active pickups, a wireless guitar system will transparently direct your signal straight from your guitar to your amp or pedalboard.
A wireless guitar amp allows for a much greater freedom of movement on stage and is the choice of many professional guitarists due to its wireless connection. Guitar wireless systems are typically made up of two main parts: a transmitter and a receiver. The transmitter plugs into the guitar and sends out the converted radio signal of your playing. The receiver is the device that normally resides on top of your amp and catches the signal, transferring it to the amp for output.
There are wireless guitar systems that have been specifically designed for pedalboard use, so no matter your setup, it is worth looking at the options available. Many leading brands such as BOSS, Line 6 and Shure make wireless guitar systems. They come in a range of styles to suit different budgets and uses, including digital and analog options. If you are looking to level up your rig or play festivals, guitar wireless systems are well worth the investment. Shop the best wireless guitar systems available at guitarguitar.
Why Should I Choose a Guitar Wireless System?
- Allows for more freedom of movement on stage
- Quick and easy set up
- Eliminates the tripping hazard of long cables
- Excellent for playing festivals and large venues
- Feature an internal, rechargeable battery
- No more crackly cables